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Are Net Forces Greater When Both Objects A and B Are in Motion During Collision?
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[QUOTE="SergioPL, post: 5727373, member: 103761"] "action" an "reaction" are only logical concepts, who is who is relative, if we take the reference frame of one of the objects we can consider the moving object is "acting" and the stopped object "reacting" but in a third reference frame we would only have two objects colliding, the forces must be opposite so that the momentum is conserved. [/QUOTE]
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